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Two prominent voices for those living with developmental disabilities in St. Albert have called on council to amend the city's land-use bylaw.

A man convicted of manslaughter in a 2011 robbery has been granted day parole. Andrew Pliska pleaded guilty to manslaughter, robbery with threats of violence and two counts of forcible confinement in October 2012.

St. Albert council has approved its Smart City Master Plan after lengthy debates on several amendments. The plan's approval at the Oct.

St. Albert city council approved an early stage plan for a new branch library, but isn't yet ready to move forward with respect to the library's location. Councillors accepted the branch library conceptual plan for information Oct.

By Laurel Vespi I’m blessed living in Grandin where fall is always spectacular as the elm trees put on a spectacular show of golden brilliance. Fall definitely has a special appeal.

Cyndee Rasmussen learned to sew a mere five years ago when she was pregnant with her first daughter. She was looking for a diaper bag that fit her style and failed to find anything.

A full gym. A music room. Lockers to call their own. école Alexandre-Taché students will have all these and more in just over a month when they move into St. Albert's newest school.

Picture being shot Friday Sept. 30 at noon. Thousands of Alberta students paid tribute to the survivors of Canada’s residential school system Friday by donning orange shirts. Friday was the first official Orange Shirt Day in Alberta.

A new criminal justice report card found Alberta lacking in the areas of public safety, efficiency and fairness and access to justice.

St. Albert and Sturgeon County are making progress on several important regional initiatives, according to the two communities' mayors.